Ideas How Austerity, and a Cowardly Ruling Class, Brought About Brexit Brexit Britain is an object lesson in how a modern nation fails. Laurie Penny
News in Brief Viewfinder: Anti-Brexit Demonstrators Gather Outside Britain’s Houses of Parliament A man bangs a drum as anti-Brexit demonstrators gather outside the Houses of Parliament on June 11th, 2018, in London, England. Pacific Standard Staff
Social Justice The U.K.’s First Migration Museum Wants to Remind Visitors of a Not-So-Distant Past In the wake of Brexit, a new museum is encouraging visitors to remember their country's rich migration history. Sarah Shearman
Economics Global London and the Geography of Prosperity Globalization appears to be tearing apart Britain. Second-tier cities must find their inner London and pull the country back together. Jim Russell
Economics The Geography of Divergent Immigrant Fortunes In Britain, Bangladeshis fare better than Pakistanis. The intensity of inbreeding homophily explains the difference. Jim Russell
Social Justice Frequent Liars Club New research finds Brits fib a bit more than Americans, but that a small subset of the population tells most of the untruths in both countries. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief Does the Declaration of Independence Still Mean Something in 2014? A remarkable document in human history, without precedent or rival, the Declaration outlines not what the United States should be, but what it should not be, defining America in opposition to Britain. Rebecca Buckwalter-Poza
News in Brief Margaret Thatcher: Convicted of Black-and-White Thinking Personality does matter in politics. Michael Todd
Economics The Many British Invasions America’s reputation is rather poor in many parts of the world, arguably due to our propensity to protect… Tom Jacobs
Environment Tilting at Turbines Many environmentalists oppose a "green" idea for tidal power in the U.K. So do British surfers. Michael Scott Moore